The U.S. Supreme Court slashed the Federal Trade Commission’s power to seek monetary awards in court, throwing out a legal tool the consumer-protection agency has used to collect billions of dollars over the past decade.

Fully vaccinated Americans may know in the coming months whether they can mix and match follow-up shots, if variants in the virus that causes Covid-19 make those boosters necessary.

The Supreme Court made it tougher for people who were sentenced to life-without-parole for crimes committed as juveniles to break free from their prison terms.

Altria Group Inc. and Juul Labs Inc. will likely have to face a proposed antitrust class action seeking to unwind a $12.8 billion deal that gave the legacy tobacco company a 35% stake in the vaping giant, a federal judge in San Francisco said in a “tentative” ruling.

A transgender North Carolina pharmacist claims discrimination by CVS Health led to her attempting suicide at work, according to a complaint filed with a federal workplace civil rights agency.

A new coalition of states is taking aim at the Biden administration’s approach to calculating the financial impacts of climate change.

Davis Polk just finished up one of the best financial years in modern Big Law history. Early in 2021, there are signs it could repeat that performance.